CHI 2026: Generative Muscle Stimulation via Multimodal AI
MacrinePhD · x · 2026-09-01
New work from CHI 2026 presents "Generative Muscle Stimulation," a system that dynamically generates context-aware electrical muscle stimulation (EMS). By combining vision-LLMs with embodied knowledge bases and joint-limit constraints, it moves beyond rigid, task-specific programs to provide more general-purpose physical assistance.
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